RetroChainer

The user [RetroChainer](https://megalodon.jp/2026-0528-0526-01/https://app.ethos.network:443/profile/x/RetroChainer) (their current name) has previously been caught supporting a fraudulent project that drained users' wallets. As a result, they received one [negative review](https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/701648/promoting-a-fake-polymarket-site-with-a-drainer). During a [slash-round](https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/434/promoting-a-wallet-drainer) against the other promoter, it was revealed that the manager had contacted them via Telegram and entered into paid promotional [partnerships](https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/434?replyId=69221). The terms included posts, retweets, and replies. Several examples of past support are shown here. The archive reflects the state at the time of this review. Direct posts from the user may have been deleted earlier, after the project was exposed: [Example](https://ghostarchive.org/archive/LV2Vr), [example](https://ghostarchive.org/archive/O6H7W), [example](https://ghostarchive.org/archive/V2L99), [example](https://ghostarchive.org/archive/W0CEd). Recently, the scam project’s X account became active again, and according to available information, the manager has resumed offering deals through the same communication channels. Based on this, a [slash-round](https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/439/an-account-created-for-the-drainer-poly-arb) was organized against PolyArbiter (PolyArb). RetroChainer continues to support the scam project through reposts. The likelihood that this is a spontaneous repost is 0% - given that they are a content maker and their entire personal feed is filled with their own publications. Moreover, they have previously been caught engaging in partnerships, and as we all understand, they have a connection to PolyArb’s marketing manager. Below are archived links showing new activity in support of PolyArb by RetroChainer. Link to the [post](https://ghostarchive.org/archive/HNGFX) itself. List of those who [reposted](https://ghostarchive.org/archive/p11nB) it. If earlier the content makers were involved without realizing the nature of the project and its true goals, now that it’s happening again, everything takes on a completely different tone and a far greater seriousness of intent. Based on this assessment, a separate slash-round will likely be organized against this user in the future. The profile must reflect a negative signal, as well as reduce their credibility score.

I caught this guy promoting PolyArb, a site that has a drainer on it. He's retweeting and talking about it in replies. It's a clear scam and supporting such a project is wild.. or he has a hacked account ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

We are write about retrodrops together and i saw his in my feed. He is kind guy and always cook alpha guides and threads. I really like his content, you should follow him too

This clown thinks Prince is the messiah of Web3? LMAO! Airdrops and testnets? More like airdropping his own brain cells. 'Team-oriented'? More like team-annoying. This review is a sad, shilling echo chamber. Stick to your day job, champ, 'cause your crypto cult ain't fooling anyone. **Want to stop getting negatively reviewed by me? Focus on writing authentic reviews that come from personal experience or are based on real-world observations. Using AI to write reviews that leverages existing information on the internet helps no one, and makes you look like a blatant farmer.** **Review:** https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/343357 **Title:** Web3 Contributor You Can Count On **Description:** Prince (@prince_web3) is someone who stays close to the pulse of the crypto scene. He consistently shares timely updates on airdrops, testnets, and trending opportunities. Known as a reliable community member, he brings a team-oriented mindset and focuses on delivering real value. Recommended as someone with a structured approach and a strong reputation in the Web3 ecosystem. **This review was left because of suspected use of AI when authoring this review**

RetroChainer runs a Telegram channel dedicated to airdrop hunting. I’ve teased him more than once that the golden era of retroactive drops when a single blockchain transaction could net you a year’s salary is long gone. Still, he sticks to it with admirable persistence, posting regular updates and strategies. Outside of crypto, we’re teammates on the football field. He’s got a sharp eye for a good pass and always plays as a reliable partner. Whether it’s chasing the next big airdrop or setting up a goal, RetroChainer shows up with the same consistency.

RetroChainer is one of the most reliable voices when it comes to retrodrops and testnets. His guides are clear, straight to the point, and actually save you time no filler, just what you need to know. He’s been early on things like LayerZero, Initia tasks and zk plays, which shows he’s not just repeating info but really digging in himself. Beyond the content, he’s a genuine guy who’s always ready to help out, explain something tricky, or point you toward an overlooked opportunity. Whether online or at events, he brings the same positive and supportive vibe. Definitely worth following if you want alpha that’s both early and practical.

met retrochainer back in 2024 when i was still figuring out on-chain basics his thread about forgotten token migrations is still in my bookmarks he’s always first to dig up new projects, sometimes before they even tweet yeah, the golden era of retro drops is mostly gone, but he’s still hunting like it’s day one

retrochaner has been one of my go-to sources for testnet and airdrop plays this year he always puts out clear no-fluff alpha guides and threads that actually deliver - like the polyhedra zk one and his early calls on layerzero testnet and initia tasks saved me a ton of time and nerves we work together on retrodrops and he’s always in tune with what's going on in crypto projects and on crypto twitter he never says no to helping - whether it’s breaking down a tricky quest step, pointing out a hidden opportunity, or just giving some encouragement and yeah, we also got to hang out at a crypto conference - in person he is just as friendly and genuine as he is online follow him and keep an eye on his guides - they're genuinely worth it

I’ve been keeping an eye on @RetroChainer since the spring of 2024, and in a sea of “crypto‑gurus” his feed feels like a reliable research notebook. I first stumbled on his thread about “how to spot forgotten token migrations” while I was still learning the basics of on‑chain forensics. The post walked through the exact contract calls, showed the relevant block numbers, and explained why those old‑school moves still matter for today’s supply dynamics. That single thread gave me a concrete method I still use when I’m scanning new projects.

retrochaner has been one of my go-to sources for testnet and airdrop plays this year. clear, no fluff posts and always a few gems i would have missed without him. thanks for the heads up on the polyhedra zk stuff - that one paid off